Students majoring
in global business and economics take a minimum of 22 courses (69 credits).
Business core
requirements:
- Financial Accounting
- Managerial Accounting
- Introductory Macroeconomics
- Management and Organizational Behavior
- Business Communication
- Financial Management
- Principles of Marketing
- Ethics for Business
- Business Law
- Quantitative Methods for Business or Applied
Calculus I
- Statistical Methods
- Strategic Business Planning
Other required
courses:
- Introductory Microeconomics
- Political Economy of Industrialized Societies
- Economics of Regional/Global Organizations
- Comparative Economic and Political Systems
- International Trade and Global Organizations
- Environmental Management-Quality Systems
- Economic Ideas in Historical Perspective
- Microsoft Office Certification or IC3
Certification
Students choose
two courses from the following, or from special topics courses approved by the
department chair:
- Cross Cultural Psychology
- Japan and the Pacific Rim
- China and the Pacific Rim
- Contemporary Latin America
- Contemporary Middle East
- Contemporary Africa
- Contemporary East Asia
Minor in Global Business and
Economics
The minor in global business and economics is designed
for students who wish to build on the opportunities provided by their study of
foreign languages or study abroad experiences at international universities.
Students completing the minor must successfully complete a minimum of one
additional foreign language course beyond the two-course University language
requirement, or a study abroad experience in a program approved by the Office
of International Programs.
Students completing a minor in
global business and economics take a minimum of seven courses (21 credits).
Required courses:
- Introductory Macroeconomics
- Introductory Microeconomics
- Comparative Economic and
Political Systems
- Management and Organizational
Behavior
- Principles of Marketing
Students choose
two courses from the following, or from special topics courses approved by the
department chair:
- Cross Cultural Psychology
- Japan and the Pacific Rim
- China and the Pacific Rim
- Contemporary Latin America
- Contemporary Middle East
- Contemporary Africa
- Contemporary East Asia